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Listing the prices paid for the modern coin issues of over
125 foreign countries, states and cities. The only premium
catalogue of its kind published in the world.

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S. KELLOGG STRYKER
Sole Distributor

BOX 203-C ORADELL, NEW JERSEY

GENERAL INFORMATION

This catalog gives a brief outline of the minimum prices we pay for
modern foreign coins, issued in the last 50 to 75 years, and covers those
pieces most generally found in accumulations of foreign coins such as that
brought into the United States by world travelers, or returning army or
navy personnel.

A work of this size can only highlight the vast subject of Coins of the
World. The vastness of the subject is realized when one considers that the
standard catalog of modern French coins is a book of several hundred pages
of small print, and that only covers French coins. A good library on coins
of the world would require several hundred volumes.

The collecting of foreign coins by coin collectors in United States is
largely confined to gold pieces and crown size silver (crown size is a gen¬
eralized term denoting a coin of about the size of a U.S. silver dollar.) The
demand for smaller silver pieces and minor coins is limited and the supply
rather large; over 100,000 foreign coins are removed yearly from the New
York City subway turnstiles.

In general the prices paid for common smaller than dollar size silver and
minor coins (coins in metal other than silver and gold) may be summarized

as follows:

Minor coins (copper, nickel, brass, etc.) ..each .0014 to $ .01

Silver coins of approximately Dime size .each .03

Silver coins of approximately Quarter size.each .10

Silver coins of approximately Half-dollar size....each .20

There are exceptions to the above prices: zinc coins are usually less than

above quoted prices; silver coins of some issues are also of lower premium,
such as French 1-franc pieces of pre-World War I issue, and the half silver
coins of Nazi Germany.

All coin prices are based on supply and demand and therefore subject to
change without notice.

CONDITION OF COINS

The prices quoted in this book are what we will pay for foreign coins IN
FINE CONDITION. The state of preservation of a coin is one of the most
important factors determing its value. The coin conditions are as follows:
Proof: Especially struck from polished dies giving the coin a mirror-like
surface. Foreign countries usually issue proof coins by sets and sell them
in plush-lined leather cases. All proof coins are worth more than the prices
quoted for Fine condition coins.

Uncirculated: New and bright as when minted; no signs of wear.

Fine: Slightly circulated; every feature sharp with no bad nicks or dents.
This is the condition quoted in this book unless otherwise mentioned.

Badly worn coins: We are not interested in buying badly worn, holed, or
mutilated coins.

WE BUY OTHER COINS

All types of numismatic material purchased: U.S. Gold, Silver, Copper
and Nickel Coins, Colonial Coins and Currency, Obsolete and Confederate
paper money, Hard Times and Civil War Tokens, Large-size U.S. paper
money, etc., in fact anything that we can sell to coin collectors.

Inquiries by mail will not be answered unless a stamped self addressed
envelope is included.

Copyright 1948 by Hewitt Bros.

ABYSSINIA (Ethiopia)

The Maria Theresia Taler of Austria has been struck for circulation in
Abyssinia for the last 150 years with same date, 1780 .$ .70

Menelik Talari

Menelik II, 1889-1913

Gold:

1 Wark .$30.00

One-half Wark . 15.00

One-quarter Wark . 10.00

Silver:

1 Talari (see illustration) 1.25

One-half Talari .50

(See page 1 for prices paid for
small silver and copper coins.)

Haile Selassie I

Gold, 1 Wark .$10.00

Gold, One-half Wark . 8.00

AFGHANISTAN

Gold:

Yz Amani .$ 2.50

1 Amani . 6.00

2 Amani . 12.00

Silver, 5 Rupees . 1.25

(See page 1 for prices of small
silver, copper and brass coins.)

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ALBANIA (Shqiperia)

With Portrait of Ahmed Zog
Gold:

100 Franka, 1926-1938.. .$40.00
20 Franka, 1926-1938 . . 10.00
10 Franka, 1927 . 5.00

20 Franka, Gold, 1937 of Albania

Silver:

5 Franka, 1925-1927 .... 1.25

2 Franka, 1926-1937 .50

1 Franka, 1926-1937 .15

With Head of Victor Emanuel III

Silver:

10 Lek, 1939 .40

5 Lek, 1939 .15

(See page 1 for prices of nickel,
acmonital, and bronze coins.)

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ARGENTINE

(No gold or silver coins struck in
the 20th century. Coins quoted below
are of the Republic of Argentine
which was established in 1881.)
Gold:

10 Pesos .$4.50

5 Pesos . 2.25

Silver:

Peso, 1881-83. Lib. head..$ .75
50 Centavos, similar.20

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Commemorative 2-schilling coins of Austrian Republic. The top group all have reverse A.,
and the lower group are all with the same reverse design, B. We pay S.45 each for these.

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ANGOLA

All coins struck in minor metals. Nickel 50 Centavos, 1921-24.$ .20

Other copper-nickel and bronze coins . each .01 to .05

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AUSTRIA (EMPIRE)
Emperor Franz Joseph

Vi Florin .10

20 Kreuzer .03

10 Kreuzer .02

Copper-Nickel or copper coins,

from.each .00% to .01

1890-1914 currency in Kronen

Gold:

100 Kronen .$35.00

20 Kronen. 7.09

10 Kronen. 3.00

Silver:

5 Kronen, 1908 Jubilee.. 1.50

5 Kronen, 1909 .90

2 Kronen .35

1 Kronen .10

Nickel coins of 10 and 20 Heller .01

Bronze 1 and 2 Heller.01

Trade Gold Coins:

4 Ducats . 14.00

1 Ducat . 3.50

2 Florins of Franz Joseph of Austria.

1868-1889 currency in Florins

Gold:

8 Florins .$6.00

4 Florins . 3.00

Silver:

2 Florins .40

1 Florin .20

AUSTRIA (REPUBLIC)

Gold:

100 Kronen, 1923-24 ....$35.00

20 Kronen, 1923-24 _ 7.00

100 Schillings, 1926-38 . . 30.00
25 Schillings, 1926-37 . . 7.50

Silver:

5 Schillings, 1934-36 .40

2 Schilling, commemora¬
tive pieces (see illus.). .40
1 Schilling .10

Minor:

Copper-Nickel, 1 Schilling .05
Copper-Nickekl 5, 10, and

50 groschen .01

Bronze 1, 2 groschen; 100

and 200 kronen.01

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AUSTRALIA

Gold: 2 Shillings, commemora-

Gold British sovereigns

and ten

tive of 1927 and 1935. ..

.75

shilling pieces struck in

Australia

1 Shilling .

.10

but are of same design as regular

6 Pence .

.03

British coinage.

3 Pence .

.02

Silver:

Portrait of Edward VII

2 Shilling or Florin . .

. .. .$ .35

Portrait of George VI

One Crown, 1937 (illus.)..

1.25

1 Shilling .

.10

2 Shillings .

.30

6 Pence .

.03

1 Shilling .

.10

3 Pence .

.02

6 Pence .

.03

Portrait of George V

2 Shillings .

.... .35

Bronze Half-Penny and Pennies
of all issues.00% to

.01

Australian Crown of 1937

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BELGIUM

Leopold II—1865-1909

Gold:

100 Francs .532.00

50 Francs . 15.00

20 Francs . 5.50

10 Francs . 3.00

5 Francs . 1.50

Silver:

5 Francs, 1880 Jubilee... 1.50
5 Francs, other dates ... .75

2 Francs, 1880 Jubilee. . .40

2 Francs, other dates ... .20

1 Franc .10

Minor:

Copper-Nickel 5, 10 and

25 Centimes .01

Copper 1 and 2 Centimes. .01

(Note: After 1886 all Belgian coins
were struck in two language varie¬

ties: French and Flemish. Quoted
prices apply to both varieties.)

Albert 1-1909-1934

Gold:

100 Francs, 1912 .$75.00

20 Francs, 1914 . 7.00

Silver:

20 Francs .80

2 Francs .20

1 Franc .10

50 Centimes .03

Minor:

20 Francs, Nickel.15

10 Francs, Nickel.05

50 Centimes, 1, 2 and 5

Francs, Nickel.01 to .02

5, 10, 25 Centimes, CN... .01

1 and 2 Centimes copper.. .01

Zinc coins .00% to .01

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Belgium—Silver 5 Francs of Leopold II

Belgium—Continued

Leopold III— 1934-

Silver:

50 Francs, 1935 .$1.25

50 Francs, 1939 .50

20 Francs .35

Minor:

Nickel 1 and 5 Francs.02

Copper-Nickel 5, 10, 25c.. .01

Zinc World War II issues
all denominations .00% to .02

Albert

Minor:

5 Francs, yellow nickel... .15
1 Franc, Copper-Nickel .. .10

5, 10, 20, 50 Centimes .01 to .02

1, 2 Centimes, Copper.01

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BOHEMIA-MOROVIA

(See Czechoslovakia)

BOLIVIA

Silver:

8 Sueldos, 1852-59 .$ .90

4 Sueldos .40

2 Sueldos .15

1 Sueldo .07

% Sueldo .03

Peso, 1859-64 .90

% Peso .35

% Peso .10

% Peso .06

1/16 Peso .03

Belgian Congo 5 Centimes

BELGIAN CONGO

Leopold II

Silver:

5 Francs .$1.50

2 Francs .60

1 Franc .30

50 Centimes .15

Copper (Hole in center):

1, 2, 5, 10 Centimes. .01 to .03
Copper-Nickel:

5, 10, 20 Centimes.01

1 Boliviano, 1864-93 .75

50 Centavos .25

20 Centavos .15

10 Centavos .05

5 Centavos .03

Minor:

Copper-Nickel, 5, 10$.01

Copper, 1, 2 Centavos.01

Copper-Nickel, 5, 10, 50
Centavos, 20th Century

issues.01 to .03

Zinc, 1942, 10 and 20<f ... .01

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BRAZIL

Republic from 1889

Gold:

20 Milreis .$16.00

10 Milreis . 8.00

Silver:

4000 Reis, 1900 . 2.50

2000 Reis, 1900 . 1.00

1000 Reis, 1900 .50

400 Reis, 1900 .35

2 Milreis, 1906-12 ... .40

2 Milreis, 1922 .45

1 Milreis, 1906-12 .20

1938 400 Reis of Brazil with Vargas bust.

Note: In the past 75 years Brazil
has issued a large number of varie¬
ties of small silver, aluminum-brz.,
copper-nickel, and bronze coins. See
page 1 for generalized prices.

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BRITISH HONDURAS

Fifty-cents silver is the largest
coin struck for this British Colony.
Coins have been struck with portrait

British Honduras 5 and 10 Cents

of Queen Victoria in denominations
of 50, 25, 10, 5 cents; Edward VII:
50, 25, 5, 1 cent; George V: 50, 25,
10, 5, 1 cent; George VI: 10, 5, 1
cent. See page 1 for prices.

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BULGARIA

(Prior to 1878 a province of Turkey)

Gold:

100 Leva ....$45.00

20 Leva . 8.00

10 Leva . 4.00

Silver:

5 Leva . 1.50

2 Leva .35

1 Leva .10

50 Stotinki.05

Minor:

Copper-Nickel

20 Stotinki .02

10 Stotinki.01

5 Stotinki.01

2% Stotinki.01

Zinc: 5, 10 & 20 Stotinki.. .0014

Copper and Bronze 1, 2, 5,

10 Stotinki.01

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CANADA (Dominion)

(Note: At U.S. border points Cana¬
dian coins often circulate at par
value; inland banks accept Canadian
paper currency at about 10% dis¬
count; and coins are subject to much
higher discounts.)

Victoria, 1870-1901

Silver:

50 Cents .$ .50

25 Cents .25

10 Cents .10

5 Cents .05

Bronze:

1 Cent .01

(Note: A large variety of copper to¬
kens circulated in Canada in the
early and middle 19th century. A
few varieties are rare.)

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Ceylon—One Cent and One-Half Cent

Canada — Edward VII

Silver:

50 Cents .$ .50

25 Cents .25

10 Cents .10

5 Cents .05

Bronze: Cent.01

George V, 1910-1936

Gold:

10 Dollars .$18.00

5 Dollars . 8.00

Silver:

1 Dollar, 1935, 36 . 1.00

50 Cents.50

25 Cents .20

10 Cents .07

5 Cents .03

Nickel:

5 Cents .04

Bronze:

1 Cent, large size.01

1 Cent, small size.00%

George VI, 1937-1952

Silver:

1 Dollar .$ 1.00

50 Cents.50

25 Cents .20

10 Cents.07

Minor:

5 Cents (nickel, brass,

steel) .03

1 Cent, bronze.00%

Elizabeth II, 1953-

(Same denominations as above.)

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CEYLON
(British Colony)

Victoria

Silver:

1% Pence .04

50 Cents .15

25 Cents .05

10 Cents .03

Silver Dollar issued by Canada on the occasion of visit of British Royalty.

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25 Cents .05

10 Cents .03

Representative Coins of Ceylon

Ceylon—Continued

Copper:

5 Cents .02

1 Cent.01

Vz Cent.01

V 4 , Cent.01

Edward VII

Silver:

50 Cents .15

Minor:

5 Cents, Copper-Nickel ... .01

1 Cent, Bronze.01

Vz Cent, Bronze.01

14 Cent, Bronze.01

George V

Silver:

50 Cents .15

25 Cents .05

10 Cents .03

Minor:

5 Cents, Copper-Nickel ... .01

1 Cent, Copper.01

Vz Cent, Copper.01

George VI

Silver:

50 Cents, 1942 .20

10 Cents, 1941.05

Nickel-Bronze:

50 Cents .10

25 Cents .04

5 Cents, Aluminum-bronze .01

1 Cent, Copper.01

Vz Cent, Copper.01

CHILE

Gold:

100 Pesos, 1926, 32, 1947 $17.00

50 Pesos . 8.50

20 Pesos, 1907-17 . 11.00

20 Pesos, 1926 . 3.00

10 Pesos, 1901 . 6.00

5 Pesos, 1900-11 . 2.50

Silver:

5 Pesos, 1927 .75

1 Pesos before 1931.75

See page 1 for prices of silver
5, 10, 20, 40 and 50 centavos.
Copper-Nickel:

1 Pesos, 1933-34 .07

20 Centavos.02

10 Centavos .01

5 Centavos .01

Chile—Silver 5 Pesos

Chile—copper continued

20 Centavos .

. . .01

Copper:

214 Centavos, 1904-07 ...

.. .02

1 Peso, 1942-48 .

. . . .02

2 Centavos .

. . .01

50 Centavos .

... .01

1 Centavo .

. . .01

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CHINA EMPIRE

Silver: A long list of silver dollar size coins, and fractions thereof, were
struck for the sixteen provinces. See page 1 for generalized price list. No
gold coins were struck for circulation.

Copper: Some eighty different varieties struck for general circulation and
provincial issues. Prices paid vary from .OOV 2 to .02 each.

Chinese Republic Dollar with three birds flying over Chinese junk.

CHINA REPUBLIC

Gold: 20 Dollars.$25.00; 10 Dollars.$12.00; 5 Dollars.$6.00

Silver:

Dollars, 1912-1923 . each .45 to 1.00

Dollar, 1933 with three birds flying over Chinese junk. 1.50

Dollar, 1934 without birds over Chinese junk .45

(See page 1 for prices of smaller silver coins; also minor coins of
which there is a large variety.)

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] Colon of Costa Rica

COLOMBIA

Estados Unidos de Colombia

Silver:

1 Peso .$ .75

5 Decimos .30

2 Decimos .20

1 Decimo .10

14 Decimo .05

14 Real .03

50 Centavos .20

20 Centavos .10

10 Centavos .03

214 Centavos .02

Nickel:

114 and 214 Centavos.01

Republic de Colombia

Gold:

10 Pesos .$14.00

5 Pesos . 7.00

214 Pesos . 3.00

Silver:

50 Centavos.20

20 Centavos.08

10 Centavos.03

5 Centavos .02

5 Centavos of Colombia

Copper-Nickel:

1, 2, 5 Peso.01

Bronze:

1, 5 Centavo .01

COSTA RICA

Gold:

5 Peso .$7.00

214 Peso . 3.50

Silver:

50 Centavos .20

25 Centavos .10

10 Centavos .03

5 Centavos .02

1 Colon.30

50 Centimes.20

25 Centimos.10

10 Centimos.03

5 Centimos.02

Minor:

Copper-Nickel, 1 Colon; 2,

25, 50 Centimos.01

Brass: 5, 10 Centavos.01

CRETE—Under Greece

Silver:

5 Drachmas, 1901 .$1.50

2 Drachmas .30

1 Drachma .10

50 Lepta.04

Copper-Nickel:

20 Lepta.02

10 Lepta .01

5 Lepta.01

Bronze:

1 and 2 Lepta.01

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CURACAO
(Dutch West Indies)

Silver:

14 Guilder .05

1/10 Guilder .02

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Silver Peso of Cuba

CUBA

Gold:

20 Pesos .$35.00

10 Pesos . 17.00

5 Pesos . 7.00

4 Pesos . 6.00

2 Pesos . 3.00

1 Peso . 1.50

Silver:

1 Peso.90

40 Centavos.20

20 Centavos.10

10 Centavos.05

Minor:

1, 2, 5 Centavos.01

CYPRUS

(British Colony; coins have portraits
of Victoria, Edward VII, George V,

and George VI.)

Silver:

45 Piastres, 1928 .$1.50

18 Piastres.25

9 Piastres .10

4% Piastres.05

3 Piastres.03

Minor:

1 A, V 2 , 1 Piastre.01

CZECHSLOVAKIA

Gold:

10 Ducats .$35.00

5 Ducats . 15.00

4 Ducats . 15.00

2 Ducats . 8.00

1 Ducat. 3.50

Silver:

100 Korona .$1.25

50 Korona.75

20 Korona .40

10 Korona .20

5 Korona . .10

Copper-Nickel:

5 Korona.05

1 Korona.02

20, 25, 50 Haleru.. .01

Other Minor in bronze and
Nickel. OOV 2 to .01

Silver Nine and Eighteen Piastre of Cyprus

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DANISH WEST INDIES
Under Denmark until 1917, when
purchased by United States.

Gold:

50 Francs or 10 Dalers. .$17.00

20 Francs or 4 Dalers . . . 7.00

Silver:

2 Francs .15

1 Franc.08

Minor:

14, 1, 2, 5, 10 and 20 cents .01
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DANZIG

Gold:

25 Gulden, 1923 .$20.00

Silver:

5 Gulden, 1924-27 . 1.00

5 Gulden, 1932 .40

2 Gulden .15

1 Gulden .08

14 Gulden.03

Minor:

Copper-Nickel, Nickel,
Aluminum-Bronze, Bronze,
Bronze and Zinc: 1 pfennig
to 1 Gulden.01 to .03

Frederick VIII—1906-1912

Same prices as for similar coins of
Christian IX. Several of the varie¬
ties of Danish 2-Kroner pieces are
commemoratives and we pay higher
prices for these when in uncirculated
condition.

Christian X—1912-1947

Gold and Silver:

Same as preceding.
Aluminum-Bronze:

2 Kroner .04

1 Krone .02

14 Krone.01

Copper-Nickel, Bronze:

1, 2, 5, 10, 25 Ore .. each. .01

Iron: 1, 2, 5 Ore.0014

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Silver:

5 Francs, 1891 .$ .85

1 Franc.10

50 Centesimos.04

1 Peso, 1897, 1939 .85

Denmark—2 Kroner in commemoration of 60th birthday of Christian X

DENMARK
Christian IX

Gold:

20 Kroner .$8.00

10 Kroner . 4.00

Silver:

2 Kroner.20

1 Krone.08

25 Ore.02

10 Ore.01

Bronze:

1, 2, 5 Ore .0014 to .01

Half Peso.25

25 Centavos .10

10 Centavos.03

Minor:

Copper-Nickel:

114 Centavos.01

214 Centavos .01

5 Centavos.01

Copper: 1 Centesimos.01

10 Centesimos.01

Bronze: 1937-47 Centavo .0014

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EAST AFRICA
Edward VII

Silver:

50 Cents .10

25 Cents .03

Copper-Nickel:

Vs, 1, 5, 10 Cents.01

Aluminum:

1 Cent.01

V 2 Cent.05

George V

Silver:

1 Florin .20

1 Shilling (large size).10

1 Shilling 1921-26 .05

50 Cents, 1911-19.10

25 Cents 1911-18.03

50 Cents 1921-24 .04

25 Cents, 1921-24 .02

Copper and Copper-Nickel:

1, 5, 10 Cents.01

Edward VIII

Copper:

5, 10 Cents.01

East Africa 1 Shilling and 50 Cents

George VI

Silver:

1 Shilling .07

50 Cents .04

Copper:

5, 10 Cents.01

ECUADOR

Ecuador— Nickel 1 Sucre, 20, 10, 5 Centavos

Ecuador— Nickel 1 Sucre, 20, 10, 5 Centavos

Gold: 1 Condor, 1928 .$7.00

Silver, 1884-1900:

1 Sucre .75

5 Decimos.40

2 Decimos .10

1 Decimo.03

14 Decimo .02

Silver, 20th century issues:

5 Sucres .75

2 Sucres .15

1 Sucre .08

5 Decimos .04

2 Decimos.10

1 Decimo.03

Copper-Nickel:

Vs, 1, 2, 5, 10 Centavo .0014 to .01

Nickel: 1 Sucre.02

214, 5, 10, 20 Centavos.01

Aluminum-Bronze:

5, 10, 20 Centavos.01

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EGYPT

The inscriptions on Egyptian coins
(with few exceptions) are all in the
Arabic language, therefore the de¬
nominations are difficult to identify
by those other than numismatists.
For convenience of non-collectors,
prices may be generalized by size
and metal as follows:

Gold:

Size of U.S. $20 .$40.00

Size of U.S. $10 . 20.00

Size of U.S. $5 . 8.00

Smaller gold pieces 1.50 to 4.00

3 Pence.02

Maundy Set, 1, 2, 3, 4 pence .75
Bronze:

Farthing, Half-penny,

Penny.0014 to .01

Edward YII

Gold:

5 Pounds .$40.00

2 Pounds . 15.00

1 Sovereign . 7.50

14 Sovereign . 3.75

Silver:

Crown . 1.00

Egypt—10 Piastres of Farouk 1

Silver:

Dollar size.45 to 1.50

Half dollar size.15 to .35

For small silver and minor coins see
prices quoted on page 1.

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Half-Crown .20

Florin .15

Shilling .10

6 Pence.03

3 Pence.02

Maundy Set.65

Bronze coins .0014

ENGLAND
(Great Britain)

Victoria

Gold:

5 Pounds .$40.00

2 Pounds . 15.00

Sovereign . 8.00

14 Sovereign . 4.00

Silver:

Crown or 5 Shillings . .11

Double Florin or 4 Shill. .60

Half Crown.25

Florin or 2 Shillings.15

1 Shilling.10

6 Pence.03

George V

Gold:

5 Pounds .$40.00

2 Pounds . 15.00

1 Sovereign . 7.00

14 Sovereign . 3.50

Silver:

Crown . 1.00

Half-Crown .20

Florin .15

Shilling .08

6 Pence.02

3 Pence.02

Maundy Set.60

Bronze coins .0014

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1937 Gold 5 Poui

England (Gt. Britain)—Continued

George VI

Gold:

5 Pounds, 1937 .

. .$40.00

2 Pounds, 1937 .

. . 15.00

1 Sovereign, 1937 . . . .

. . 7.00

V 2 Sovereign, 1937 . . . .

. . 3.50

Silver:

Same denominations as

George

V issues. Prices are

ajrproxi-

mately the same.

Minor coins .

. . .00’/o

(Note: Proof sets of English coins

were issued in plush-lined

leather

cases. We pay the highest

market

price for such sets.)

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ESTONIA

Silver:

2 Krooni .$ .25

1 Kroon.10

Aluminum-Bronze:

1 Kroon .05

Nickel-Bronze:

10 Marks .02

5 Marks .02

3 Marks .01

1 Mark .01

50 Senti .01

20 Senti .01

10 Senti .01

Bronze:

1, 2, 5 Senti.01

ids of George VI

FINLAND
Under Russia

Gold:

20 Markkaa .$6.00

10 Markkaa . 2.50

Silver:

2 Markkaa .15

1 Markka .06

25 and 50 Pennia.02

Copper:

1, 5, 10 Pennia.01

FINLAND (REPUBLIC)

Gold:

200 Markkaa .$7.00

100 Markkaa . 3.00

Aluminum-Bronze:

20 Markkaa .03

10 Markkaa.02

5 Markkaa .01

Copper-Nickel:

IMarkkaa, 50, 25 Pennia. . .01

Copper or Iron:

1 Mark .01

1, 5, 10 Pennia.01

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FIJI

British Colony; first coins in 1934

Silver:

1 Florin.$ .25

1 Shilling .10

6 Pence .03

Copper-Nickel or Brass:

Penny .01

Half-Penny .01

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France—20 Francs in silver

FRANCE

Gold:

100 Francs .$32.00

20 Francs . 6.50

10 Francs . 3.00

5 Francs . 1.50

Silver:

20 Francs, 1929-38 .50

10 Francs, 1929-39 .10

5 Francs, 1870-78 .50

2 Francs .... .15

1 Franc.07

50 Centimes.02

Copper:

1, 2, 5, 10 Centimes.01

Other minor coins in aluminum,
aluminum-bronze, copper-
nickel, bronze:

2, 5, 10, 25, 50 Centimes;

1 and 2 francs . . ..OOV 2 to .01

5 Francs .01

Zinc coins .0014

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GERMAN EMPIRE

Coins for the various states were
minted with obverse pertaining to
the state (usually portrait of the
ruler) and the standard Empire re¬
verse which was used for all states.
Denominations are 20 and 10 gold
marks: 5, 3, and 2 silver marks.

The states which issued coins are:
Anhalt
Baden
Bavaria

Bremen

Brunswick

Hamburg

Hesse

Lippe-Detmold

Lubeck

Mecklenburg-Schwerin

Mecklenburg- Strelitz

Oldenburg

Prussia

Reuss

Saxony

Sachsen-Altenburg

Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha

Sachsen-Meiningen

Sachsen-Weimar

Schaumburg-Lippe

Schwarz burg-Sonderhausen

Waldeck

Wurttemberg

A few varieties are quite rare.
For the common issues we pay:

Gold:

20 Marks .$7.00

10 Marks . 3.50

Silver:

5 Marks .60

3 Marks .20

2 Marks .10

Empire issues:

The Half-Mark, 50 Pfennig, and
1 Mark silver coins were struck for
'“irculation in all states. Prices vary
from .02 to .08 each.

Minor coins struck in 1, 2, 5, 10, 25
Pfennig in nickel, iron, zinc, copper
and aluminum.00!4 to .01

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Hesse-Darmstadt — silver 2-Marks for 400th anniversary of Hesse-Darmstadt

GERMAN REPUBLIC

Silver:

5 Marks commemoratives,

1925 to 1932 .60 to $1.50

5 Marks, 1933 Luther.75

5 Marks, 1934-35 Potsdam. .15
5 Marks, 1934, Schiller ... .40

5 Marks, Hindenburg.15

3 Marks, commemoratives

1925 to 1932 .30

3 Marks, regular issue .. . .08

2 Marks, Luther and Schil¬
ler commemoratives.15

2 Mark, Potsdam and Hind-

enberg .04

1 Mark, 1924-27 .03

Nickel:

50 Pfennig, 1 Mark.01

Aluminum:

50 Pfennig, 3, 200, 500 Mk. .01

Other minor in aluminum-bronze,
Zinc, Iron and Bronze:

1 Pfennig to 50 Pfennig .00 Vs

GERMAN NEW GUINEA
1894 with Bird of Paradise on obv.
Gold:

20 Marks .$20.00

10 Marks . 15.00

Silver:

5 Marks . 1.50

2 Marks .75

1 Mark .40

V 2 Mark .25

Copper:

10 Pfennig (No bird) ... .10

2 Pfennig (No bird).05

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GREECE
George I

Gold:

40 Drachmas .$10.00

20 Drachmas . 5.00

Silver:

5 Drachmas.85

German Republic 3-Marks in commemoration of 1000th anniversary of Meissen

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German New Guinea showing the Bird of Paradise

GREECE—Continued

2 Drachmas.12

1 Drachma.05

50 Lepta.03

20 Lepta.02

Minor: Copper-Nickel, Nickel, and
Copper 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 Lepta .01
George 11-1922-23

Nickel 50 Lepta .01

Aluminum 10 Lepta.01

Republic

Silver:

20 Drachmas .15

10 Drachmas.08

Nickel:

5 Drachmas .03

Copper-Nickel:

20, 50 Lepta; 1, 2 Drachma .01
Monarchy Restored

Gold:

1935 100 Drachmas .$50.00

1935 20 Drachmas . 10.00

Silver:

1935 100 Drachmas . 1.25

GERMAN EAST AFRICA
Gold:

15 Rupees, 1916 .$8.00

Silver:

1 Rupee .25

14 Rupee .10

14 Rupee .05

Minor:

14, 1, 5, 10, 20 Heller.01

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GREENLAND

Aluminum-Bronze:

5 Kroner .$ .10

1 Krone.03

50 Ore .02

Copper-Nickel:

25 Ore .01

GUATEMALA

Guatemala—10 Centavos

Gold:

20 Quetzales .$40.00

10 Quetzales . 16.00

5 Quetzales . 6.00

Silver:

1 Quetzal .80

14 Quetzal .20

14 Quetzal .10

Aluminum-Bronze:

50 Centavos.01

1, 5 Peso.01

Greenland—1 Krone

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GUATEMALA — Continued

Copper-Nickel:

Vi, y 2 , 1 Real .

,. .01

Bronze:

1, 12 V 2 , 25 Centavos.

.. .01

Nickel-Brass, Brass:

V2, 1, 2 Centavos .

,. .01

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GUERNSEY

Bronze:

8 Doubles .

,. .02

1, 2, 4 Doubles .

.. .01

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HAITI

Silver:

1 Gourde, 1881-95 .

. . .70

50 Centavos . .

. . .20

20 Centavos .

. . .03

10 Centimes .

. . .02

Copper:

1, 2 Centimes, 1881-95 .

.. .01

Copper-Nickel:

50 Cent, 1904-08 .

. . .05

20 Cents .

. . .02

10 Cents .

, . .01

5 Cents .

. . .01

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HAWAII

Silver:

Dollar, 1883 .

. . 1.00

V2 Dollar .

, . .50

Vi Dollar .

. . .20

Dime .

. . .08

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HONDURAS

Gold:

5 Pesos .$15.00

1 Peso . 2.00

Silver:

Peso, 1882-95 .75

50 Centavos .15

25 Centavos .08

5 Centavos.02

Peso, 1903-4 .75

50 Centavos .15

1 Lempira, 1931-48 .20

50 Centavos.10

20 Centavos .05

Copper, Copper-Nickel, and
Bronze:

V2, 1, 2, 5, 10 Centavos ... .01

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HONG KONG
Queen Victoria

Silver:

1 Dollar .80

V2 Dollar .25

50 Cents .20

20 Cents .08

10 Cents .05

5 Cents .02

Bronze:

1 Cent .01

Edward VII

Silver:

50 Cents .20

20 Cents .08

10 Cents .04

5 Cents .02

Bronze:

1 Cent .01

George V

Silver:

5, 10 Cents .02

Copper-Nickel:

5, 10 Cents.01

Bronze:

1 Cent.01

Hong Kong—10 Cents of George VI

George VI

Nickel:

5, 10 Cents .

.01

Hungary—Silver 5 Pengo of 1930 with portrait of Admiral Plorthy

HUNGARY
Franz Joseph

Gold:

100 Korona.$37.00

20 Korona . 6.00

10 Korona . 3.00

Silver:

5 Korona .80

2 Korona .20

1 Korona .10

Nickel:

10, 20 Filler .01

Bronze:

1, 2 Filler.00 %

Iron:

2, 10, 20 Filler.00%

Karl—1916-18

Iron:

2, 10, 20 Filler .00%

Admiral Horthy, Regent

Silver:

5 Pengo, 1930 .75

5 Pengo, 1938 .75

5 Pengo, 1939 .50

2 Pengo, 1935-36 commem¬
orative issues .40

2 Pengo, 1929-38 .20

1 Pengo .08

Aluminum:

1943 5 Pengo.10

1, 2 Pengo.01

Copper-Nickel:

10, 20, 50 Filler.01

Iron:

2, 10, 20 Filler 1919-41 .. .00%

Bronze:

1, 2 Filler .

Zinc:

1944 1 Filler .

Republic, 1945-

Silver:

5 Forint .

Aluminum:

1, 2 Forint .

Bronze:

2, 5, 10 Filler .

ICELAND
Under Denmark

Silver:

10 Kroner, 1930 ....
5 Kroner, 1930 ....
Aluminum-Bronze:

2 Kroner .

1 Krona .

Copper-Nickel:

10, 25 Aurar .

Bronze:

2 Kroner, 1930 .

1 Eyrir, 2, 5 Aurar .

Republic

Aluminum-Bronze:

2 Kronur, 1946 .

1 Krona, 1946 .

Copper-Nickel:

10, 25 Aurar .

Bronze:

1, 5 Aurar .

.01

. 00 %

.20

.02

.01

$ 1.00

.50

.05

.02

.01

.15

.01

.05

.02

.01

.01

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INDIA

Under Great Britain
Victoria Empress

Gold:

15 Rupees .?8.00

10 Rupees . 6.00

5 Rupees . 3.00

Silver:

1 Rupee.25

14 Rupee.10

!i Rupee.05

2 Annas .02

Copper:

1/12 Anna, 14 Pice, !4 Anna .01

Edward VII

Silver:

1 Rupee .25

14 Rupee .10

14 Rupee .05

2 Annas .02

Copper-Nickel:

1 Anna .01

Copper:

1/12 Anna, 14 Pice, 14 Anna .01

George VI

Silver:

1 Rupee .20

14 Rupee .08

14 Rupee.04

Copper-Nickel:

1 Rupee .10

14 Rupee .05

14 Rupee .01

14, 1, 2 Annas.01

Aluminum-Bronze:

14, 1, 2 Annas.01

Copper:

1 Pice, 1/12 Anna, 14 Pice,

14 Anna .01

Native States of India

Note: Coins are struck by the Native
States in denominations similar to
the British Empire issues. The state
coins include: Baroda, Bhutan, Be-
har, Bundi, Cutch, Gwalior, Hydera¬
bad, Indore, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Juna-
garh, Mewar, Pudukota, Sailana,
Tonk and Tranvancore.

India—1 Rupee of 1947 in Copper-Nickel. The last British rupee for India.

George V

Gold:

15 Rupees, 1918.$9.00

Silver:

1 Rupee.25

14 Rupee .10

14 Rupee .05

2 Annas .02

Copper-Nickel:

1, 2, 4, 8 Annas.01

Copper:

1/12 Anna, 14 Pice, 14 Anna .01

INDO-CHINA

(Under France)

Silver:

1 Piastre .$ .80

50 Centimes.15

20 Centimes.07

10 Centimes.03

Copper-Nickel:

5 Centimes .01

Bronze:

14, 1 Centime .01

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The reverses of Irish coins depict animals, fish and birds.

IONIAN ISLANDS

Silver: 30 Oboli.$ .10

Copper: 1 Obolus.01

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IRAN (PERSIA)

The legends, descriptions and de¬
nominations of coins of this country
are in the native language and
therefore difficult for the non-collec¬
tor to identify.

Gold coins vary from very small
(1/5 toman) pieces worth $1.25 to
large 5 and 10 tomans. Prices on
these issues will be quoted if coins
are brought in for inspection.

Only gold coins of any country
are purchased that have a numis¬
matic value. We do not buy holed
or damaged gold coins.

Silver coins of dollar size are
worth .75 to $1.50 For small sizes
see page 1.

Minor coins in copper-nickel,

bronze, and almuinum-bronze .01

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IRAQ

Silver:

1 Riyal .$ .40

50 Fils .20

20 Fils .10

Nickel:

4, 10 Fils .01

Copper-Nickel:

4 Fils .01

Bronze:

1, 4, 10 Fils.01

IRELAND (Free State)

Silver:

V 2 Crown .$ .25

1 Florin .20

1 Shilling .10

Nickel and Copper-Nickel:

6 Pence.01

3 Pence.01

Bronze:

Farthing, x /2 Penny, Penny .01
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Iraq—10 Fils of Ghazi I, 1937

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ITALY
Umberto I

Gold:

100 Lire .$34.00

50 Lire . 15.00

20 Lire . 5.00

10 Lire . 2.50

Silver:

5 Lire .70

2 Lire .15

1 Lire .10

50 Centesimi .03

Minor:

1, 2, 5, 10, 20 Centesimi... .01

ITALY—Continued

Victor Emanuel III

Gold:

100 Lire, 1903-1923 .$34.00

50 Lire, 1911-12 . 15.00

20 Lire, 1902-23 . 6.50

10 Lire, 1912 . 3.00

Gold, reduced size, 1931-37:

100 Lire . 7.00

50 Lire . 3.00

Silver:

5 Lire, 1901-14 . 1.00

2 Lire, 1901-17 .20

1 Lire, 1901-17.10

Silver, reduced size:

20 Lire .40

10 Lire . 15

5 Lire .06

Minor:

Nickel, bronze, acmonital,
brass: 5 cent, to 1 lira .01 to .02

Italy—Silver 20 Lire

—O—

ITALIAN SOMALILAND

Silver:

1 Rupia .$ .25

Vz Rupia.10

Vi Rupia.05

10 Lire .40

5 Lire .25

Bronze:

1, 2, 4 Bese.05

JAMAICA
No gold or silver coins.

Farthing, Vz Penny, and Penny de¬
nominations in copper-nickel with
portraits of Victoria, Edward VII
and George V, and in nickel-bronze
for George VI. All issues.01

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JAPAN

Meiji—1868-1911

Gold, 1st issue:

20 Yen .

.$32.00

10 Yen .

. 15.00

5 Yen .

. 7.00

2 Yen .

. 3.00

1 Yen .

. 1.50

Gold, reduced size:

20 Yen.

. 8.00

10 Yen .

. 4.00

5 Yen .

. 2.00

Victor Emanuel III

Silver:

Yen (dollar size) .60

1, 5, 10, 20, 50 sen, see page 1

Minor:

1 Rin to 5 Sen.01

Yoshihito—1912-1926

Gold:

20 Yen .$8.00

5 Yen. 2.00

Silver:

1 Yen .40

50 Sen.15

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JAPAN—Continued

KOREA

Silver:

10 Sen.03

Minor:

5 Rin, 1, 5, 10 Sen.01

Hirohito 1926-

Gold:

20 Yen .$8.00

5 Yen . 2.00

Silver:

50 Sen.10

Minor coins in nickel, bronze, alumi¬
num-bronze, zinc and aluminum,
1 sen to 10 sen.0014 to .01

—o—

Gold:

10 Won .$25.00

5 Won . 25.00

Silver:

5 Yang, 1894 . 1.50

1 Yang .50

1/2 Won .50

20 Chon .50

10 Chon .50

Nickel:

5 Chon .25

Bronze:

V 2 Chon .10

1 Chon .10

5 Chon .10

Lativa—Silver 5 Lati

JERSEY

Victoria

Copper:

1/13 Shilling .03

1/26 Shilling.03

1/52 Shilling.02

Bronze:

1/12 and 1/24 Shilling.01

Edward VII
George V

Bronze:

1/12 and 1/24 Shilling.01

George VI

Bronze:

1/12 and 1/24 Shilling.01

LATVIA

Silver:

5 Lati .$1.00

2 Lati .10

1 Lati .04

Nickel:

10 Santimi.01

20 Santimi .01

50 Santimi .01

Bronze:

5 Santimi .01

2 Santimi .01

1 Santimi .01

Remember, we buy rare U.S. coins.

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LEBANON

Silver:

Silver:

5 Kronen, 1898-1915 .

1.25

50 Piastres .

.. .$ .25

2 Kronen .

.35

25 Piastres .

.. . .10

1 Kronen .

.10

10 Piastres .

.. . .04

5 Franken .

1.50

Aluminum-Bronze:

2 Franken .

.40

2 and 5 Piastres .

... .01

1 Franken .

.10

Copper-Nickel:

V 2 Franken .

.05

Vs, 1 Piastre .

... .01

Prince Francis—1929-1938

Gold:

-0-

20 Franken .

7.50

LIBERIA

10 Franken .

4.00

Silver:

-0-

50 Cents, 1896, 1906 . .

. .. .30

25 Cents .

. . . .15

LITHUANIA

10 Cents .

. . . .04

Silver:

Bronze:

10 Litu .

$ .30

1, 2 Cents, 1896-1906 . .

.. . .01

5 Litu .

.20

y 2 , 1, 2 Cents 1937 ...

... .01

1 Lita .

.10

Copper-Nickel:

Bronze:

Vs, 1, 2 Cents 1941 ...

. . . .01

1, 2, 5 Centu .

.01

LIECHTENSTEIN
John 11-1858-1928

Gold:

20 Kronen.$7.50

10 Kronen . 3.75

5 Kronen . 2.00

Aluminum-Bronze:

50 Centu .01

20 Centu.01

10 Centu .01

5 Centu.01

1 Centu.01

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Typical coins of the Duchy of Luxembourg: Upper, 10 Francs of Charlotte; 10 Centimes of
Adolphe; Lower, 25 centimes, zinc, of Marie Adelaide ; 1 franc, nickel, of Charlotte.

LUXEMBOURG

Adolphe—1890-1905

Copper-Nickel:

5, 10 Centimes.01

Bronze:

214 Centimes.01

William IV—1905-12

Copper-Nickel:

5 Centimes.01

Bronze:

214 Centimes.01

Marie Adelaide—1912-19

Zinc:

5, 10, 25 Centimes. . .0014 to .01
Iron:

5, 10, 25 Centimes .0014 to .01

Charlotte—1919-

Silver:

1946 Commemorative set. $2.50

10 Francs, 1929 .40

5 Francs, 1929 .10

Nickel:

50 Centimes, 1, 2 Franc .. .01

Copper-Nickel:

5, 10, 25 Centimes.01

Bronze:

5, 10, 25 Centimes.01

Iron:

5, 10, 25 Centimes.0014

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MALAYA
George VI

Silver:

20 Cents .10

10 Cents .05

5 Cents .03

Copper:

14, 1 Cent .01

-—o—

MALTA

Only one denomination is struck
for this island: the 1/3 Farthing.
Obverse, British ruler.03

—o—

MANCHUKUO
As Jap puppet state
Copper and bronze coins of 5 Li
to 1 Fen denominations.01

— 27 —

Coins of Malaya of Ceorjre VI.
Half-cent to 20-cent denominations

The coin market is subject to wide
fluctation in prices, therefore all
pi-ices quoted in this catalog are sub¬
ject to change without notice.

MARTINIQUE

French Colony

Copper-Nickel:

50 Centimes.01

1 Franc .03

■—o—

MAURITIUS

Silver:

20 Cents .$ .10

10 Cents .05

Eronze:

1, 2, 5 Cents.01

George V

Silver:

1 Rupee .30

V 2 Rupee .10

% Rupee .03

Bronze:

1, 2, 5 Cents.01

George VI

Silver:

1 Rupee .25

V 2 Rupee.08

14 Rupee .03

Bronze:

1, 2, 5 Cents.01

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MEXICO

Republic

Gold:

20 Pesos, 1881-91 .$30.00

10 Pesos . 15.00

5 Pesos . 7.00

2Vz Pesos . 3.50

1 Peso . 1.50

Silver:

8 Reales, 1867-91 .50

4 Reales .20

2 Reales .10

1 Real .05

y 2 Real .02

5, 10, 25, 50 Centavos.01

United States of Mexico
(Estados Unidos Mexicanos)
Gold:

50 Pesos, 1921-1947 .$35.00

20 Pesos, 1916-1947 . 13.00

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MEXICO—Continued

Gold:

10 Pesos, 1906-1947 . 7.00

5 Pesos, 1905-1947 . 3.50

2V 2 Pesos, 1918-1947 ... 1.75

2 Pesos, 1919-20 . 1.25

1 Peso, 1902-05 . 1.00

Silver:

2 Peso, 1921 Commem. . ..$ .70

Peso, 1901-09 .40

Peso, 1910-14 (horse).70

Peso, 1920-37 .20

5 Peso, 1947- .80

Peso, 1947- .10

5, 10, 20 Centavos,

1901-05 .01 to .04

5. 10, 20, 50 Centavos,

1918-34.01 to .02

Minor, bronze and copper nickel:

1, 2, 5, 10, 20 Centavos

.0014 to .01

Mexican Revolutionary Issues
In the period, 1913-1917, a large
variety of Revolutionary coins were
struck by cities, states and indivi¬
duals, the most famous being Gen.
Villa. These pieces were struck or
cast in a number of metals ranging
from copper to gold. Prices will be
quoted upon examination of coins.

MONACO

Gold:

100 Francs .$37.00

20 Francs . 10.00

Aluminum-Bronze and Aluminum:

50 centimes, 1, 2, 5 francs .01
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MONTENEGRO

Gold:

100 Perpera, 1910.$85.00

20 Perpera, 1910. 9.00

10 Perpera, 1910. 4.00

(There are two varieties of each
of above denominations.)

Montenegro—Gold 20 Perpera, Jubilee des.^n

Silver:

5 Perpera, 1909-1914 .... 1.25
2 Perpera, 1910-14.40

1 Perpera, 1909-14 .10

Nickel:

20 Para, 1906-14 .01

10 Para, 1906-14 .01

Bronze:

2 Para, 1906-14 .01

1 Para, 1906-14 .01

Mexico—Gold 50 Pesos

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MONGOLIA

Silver:

1 Tuguh .$2.00

20, 50 Mung. 1.00

10, 15 Mung .35

Copper:

1, 2, 5 Mung.25

Copper-Nickel:

25 Mazunas .01

Nickel:

50 Mazunas .01

Franc System

The country name is given as Em¬
pire Cherifien, Moroc.

Morocco—20 Francs, 1947

MOROCCO

While inscriptions are in Arabic,
coins of Morocco may be identified
by the six pointed star that appears
on all issues.

Mulai Hassan (1873-94)

Silver:

10 Dirhems .$1.00

5 Dirhems .40

2Vz Dirhems .20

1 Dirhem .10

Mulai Abdul Aziz (1894-1908)
Silver:

10 Dirhems .

5 Dirhems .

.40

214 Dirhems .

.20

1 Dirhem .

.08

14 Dirhem .

.03

As French Protectorate

1912-

Silver:

1 Ryal .

.85

14 Ryal .

.30

14 Ryal .

.10

1/10 Ryal .

.05

1/20 Ryal.

.03

Bronze:

1, 2, 5, 10 Mazunas . .

.01

Silver:

20 Francs.50

10 Francs.20

5 Francs .10

Nickel:

1 Franc.02

Copper-Nickel:

20 Francs.03

Aluminum-Bronze:

5 Francs.02

2 Francs.02

1 Franc.01

50 Centimes.01

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MOMBASA

British East Africa Company

Silver:

1 Rupee, 1888-90 .$ .50

14 Rupee .20

14 Rupee.10

2 Annas .03

Copper:

14 Anna .02

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All prices quoted in this catalogue
are subject to change without notice.

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MOZAMBIQUE

(Mocambique)

Silver:

10 Escudos, 1935-38 .$ .40

5 Escudos.20

2Va Escudos.10

Nickel-Bronze:

1 Escudo.02

50 Centavos .01

Copper:

10, 20 Centavos .01

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NETHERLANDS

(Holland)

William III—1849-1890

Gold:

10 Gulden .

.$7.00

5 Gulden .

. 4.00

Silver:

2Vz Gulden .

. .80

1 Gulden .

. .20

Vz Gulden .

. .10

25 Cents .

. .03

10 Cents .

. .02

5 Cents .

. .01

Copper:

y 2 , 1 , 21/2 Cents.ooy 2

to .01

Wilhelmina—1890-1948

Gold:

10 Gulden .

.$7.00

5 Gulden .

. 3.50

Silver:

21/2 Gulden .

. .80

1 Gulden .

. .20

Vz Gulden .

. .10

25 Cents .

. .03

10 Cents .

. .02

Copper-Nickel:

5 Cents .

. .01

Bronze:

V 2 , 1, 2Vz Cents .

vN

O

O

German Occupation

World War II Zinc coins ....

.00 Vz

NETHERLAND EAST INDIES

Silver:

14 Gulden.10

1/10 Gulden.04

Copper:

y 2 , 1, 2M> Cents.01

Copper-Nickel:

5 Cents .01

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NEW BRUNSWICK
Victoria

Silver:

20 Cents .$ .10

10 Cents .05

5 Cents .02

Bronze:

Cent .01

—o—

NEW FOUNDLAND

Victoria

Gold:

2 Dollars .$3.50

Silver:

50 Cents .30

20 Cents .10

10 Cents .03

5 Cents .02

Bronze:

1 Cent.01

Edward VII

Silver:

50 Cents .30

20 Cents .10

10 Cents .03

5 Cents .02

Bronze:

1 Cent.01

George V

Silver:

50 Cents .30

25 Cents .12

20 Cents .10

10 Cents .03

5 Cents .02

Bronze:

1 Cent.01

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George VI

Silver:

10 Cents .03

5 Cents .02

Bronze:

1 Cent.01

—o—

NEW GUINEA

George V

Silver:

1 Shilling .10

Copper-Nickel:

6 Pence .02

3 Pence.02

Penny .03

V 2 Penny.02

Edward VIII

Copper:

Penny .03

George VI

Silver:

Shilling .10

Copper:

Penny .01

Half Crown, Centennial

issue of 1940 .40

Florin .25

Shilling .09

6 Pence.03

3 Pence.02

Copper:

Penny .01

Halfpenny .01

(In 1947 silver coins were replaced with

copper-nickel of same design.)

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NICARAGUA

Silver:

1 Cordoba .$1.00

50 Centavos .40

25 Centavos .20

10 Centavos .05

Copper-Nickel:

50 Centavos .05

5, 10, 25 Centavos.01

Bronze:

V 2 , 1 Centavo .01

Brass:

1, 5, 10, 25 Centavos.01

Australia—Centennial

NEW ZEALAND

George V

Silver:

1 Crown, 1935 .$2.00

V 2 Crown .25

Florin .20

Shilling .10

6 Pence.04

3 Pence.02

George VI

Silver:

Half Crown .25

Half Crown of 1940

NORWAY
Oscar II

Gold:

20 Kroner .$9.00

10 Kroner . 4.00

Silver:

2 Kroner .30

1 Krone.10

50 Ore .03

25 Ore .02

1 Ore.01

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NORTH BORNEO

Norway—Continued

Bronze:

1, 25 Ore.01

Haakon VII

Gold:

20 Kroner .$8.50

10 Kroner . 3.75

Silver:

2 Kroner, 1906-17 .35

2 Kroner, 1905 with cross¬
ed guns on reverse.75

2 Kroner, 1914 centenary

of Constutution.40

1 Krone.10

50 Ore.03

25 Ore.02

10 Ore.01

Copper-Nickel:

1 Krone.02

10, 25, 50 Ore.01

Bronze:

1, 2, 5 Ore.01

Iron:

1, 25 Ore .00 V 2

Zinc:

1, 2, 5 Ore. 00 v 2

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NORTH BORNEO

Silver:

25 Cents, 1929 .

. .20

Copper:

y 2 , 1 Cent 1882-94 .

. .01

Copper-Nickel:

%, 1, 2%, 5 Cents .

. .01

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NOVA SCOTIA
Victoria

Copper:

Cent .

V° Cent .

. .01

PAKISTAN

(Country created in 1947 by the

division of India)
Copper-Nickel:

1 Rupee .

% Rupee .

. .03

14 Rupee .

. .02

2 Annas .

. .01

1 Anna .

. .01

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PALESTINE

PARAGUAY

Silver:

100 Mils .10

50 Mils .05

Copper-Nickel:

5, 10, 20 Mils.01

Bronze:

1, 2 Mils.01

Silver:

Peso, Lion with pole on

cap, 1888,89 .$1.50

Copper:

1, 2, 4 Centesimos.01

Copper-Nickel:

10 Pesos .05

Palestine—Two Mils, 1927.

Panama— Silver, 1 Balboa

PANAMA

5 Pesos .

.02

Silver:

1, 2 Peso .

.01

1 Balboa .

. .$ .80

50 Centavos .

.01

V 2 Balboa .

.. .20

20 Centavos .

.01

50 Centesimos .

. . .20

10, 5 Centavos.

.01

25 Centesimos .

.. .10

Aluminum:

10 Centesimos .

. . .03

2 Peso .

.01

5 Centesimos .

. . .02

1 Peso .

.01

2 V 2 Centesimos .

. . .01

50 Centavos .

.01

!4 Balboa .

. . .10

-0-

1/10 Balboa .

.. .03

PERU

Gold:

50 Soles .

Copper-Nickel:

V 2 , 2 Y 2 , 5 Centesimos ..
Bronze:

.. .01

. .. .$45.00

1, 14 Centesimos .

.. .01

5 Soles .

1 Libra .

.... 1.25

. ... 7.00

-0-

V 2 Libra .

.... 3.25

PERSIA—See Iran

1/5 Libra .

.... 1.75

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Silver:

1 Sol, 1864-1916 .30

1/2 Sol, 1864-1917 .15

1/5 Sol, 1863-1916 .05

1 Dinero, 1864-1916 .03

y 2 Dinero, 1863-1917 .02

Copper-Nickel:

1, 2, 5, 10, 20 Centavos .. .01

Bronze:

1, 2 Centavo .01

Brass:

1 Sol, 1944 .02

y 2 Sol, 1935-46 .01

5, 10, 20 Centavos.01

Under United States

Silver:

1 Peso, 1906-1912 .60

50 Centavos, 1903-1921... .25

20 Centavos, 1903-1929 ... .08

10 Centavos, 1903-1935 .. .03

Copper-Nickel:

5 Centavos, 1903-35 .01

Bronze:

%, 1 Centavo .01

Commonwealth

Silver:

1 Peso, Roosevelt and

Quezon .$1.00

Philippine Islands, under United States—Five and One Centavo

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Under Spain

Isabella II

Gold:

4 Pesos .$8.00

2 Pesos . 4.00

1 Peso . 1.75

Silver:

50 Centimos.40

20 Centimos .20

10 Centimos.05

Alfonso XII

Gold:

4 Pesos .$10.00

Silver:

50 Centimos .35

20 Centimos.20

10 Centimos.05

Alfonso XIII

Silver:

Peso .80

1 Peso, Murphy and

Quezon . 1.00

50 Centavos, Murphy and

Quezon .40

50 Centavos, 1944 .20

20 Centavos.08

10 Centavos.03

Copper-Nickel:

5 Centavos, 1937-44 .01

Bronze:

1 Centavo, 1937-44 .01

Republic

Silver commemoratives:

1 Peso, 1947 MacArthur... .60
50 Centavos, MacArthur.. . .30

Regular issue coins same prices
as under Commonwealth.

POLAND

Gold:

10 Zlotych, 1925 .$10.00

10 Zlotych, 1925 . 6.00

—35—

Poland—Continued
Silver:

10 Zlotych, female head,

1932-33 . 1.00

10 Zlotych, 1933, Bust of

Sobieski . 1.00

10 Zlotych, 1933, Bust of

Traugutt . 1.25

10 Zlotych, 1934, Bust of

Pilsudski . 1.00

10 Zlotych, 1934-36 .40

5 Zlotych, 1925 . 1.00

5 Zlotych, 1930 .75

5 Zlotych, 1928-31 .50

5 Zlotych, 1932-34 .40

5 Zlotych, 1936-37 .30

2 Zlotych, 1932-34 .15

2 Zlotych, 1944, Bust of

Pilsudski .10

2 Zlotych, 1936-37, Ship .10
Nickel:

1 Zloty, 1929 .02

10, 20, 50 Groszy.01

Bronze:

1, 2, 5 Groszy.01

Zinc:

1, 5, 10, 20 Groszy. OOV 2

Iron:

1, 2, 3 Kopec, 1916.02

1, 5, 10, 20 Fenegoro,

1917-18 .01

PORTO RICO
Under Spain

Silver:

1 Peso, 1895 .$ .60

40 Centavos .20

20 Centavos.10

10 Centavos.05

5 Centavos .03

PORTUGAL
Charles 1-1889-1908

Silver:

1000 Reis, 1898 comm.$1.00

1000 Reis, 1899 .85

500 Reis, 1891-08 .25

200 Reis, 1891.10

200 Reis, 1898 comm.20

100 Reis .05

Nickel:

50, 100 Reis.01

Copper:

5, 10, 20 Reis.01

Manuel II—1908-10

Silver:

500 Reis .20

200 Reis .08

100 Reis .05

1 Milreis, 1910.75

Bronze:

5 Reis .01

Republic

Silver:

1 Escudo, issued in 1914,
dated 1910 .$1.00

1 Escudo, 1915-17.60

50 Centavos, 1912-18.20

20 Centavos, 1912-16.10

10 Centavos, 1915-16.03

10 Escudos, 1928 comm.30

10 Escudos, 1932-40 .10

5 Escudos, 1932-40 .05

2 Y 2 Escudos, 1932-40 .02

Aluminum-Bronze:

1 Escudo, 50 Centavos.01

Copper-Nickel:

1, 2, 5, 10, 20 Centavos ... .01

Iron:

2 Centavos .01

PORTUGUESE GUINEA

Copper-Nickel:

1 Escudo, 1933 .05

50 Centavos, 1933 .02

Bronze:

20 Centavos.01

10 Centavos .01

5 Centavos.01

PORTUGUESE INDIA
Louis 1-1861-1889

Silver:

Rupia, 1882-82 .$ .30

V 2 Rupia .15

% Rupia.10

—S6—

Portuguese India—Continued

Vs Rupia .

.05

Copper:

14 Tanga .

.02

14 Tanga .

.02

Vs Tanga .

.01

3, 5, 10 Reis.

.01

Carlos 1-1889-1908

Silver:

Rupia .

. .30

Bronze:

14 Tanga .

, .02

14 Tanga .

. .02

Vs, 1/12 Tanga .

. .01

Republic

Silver:

Rupia, 1912 ..

. .40

Rupee, 1935 ..

. .40

14 Rupee.

. .15

Copper-Nickel:

2, 4 Tangas .

. .01

Copper:

1 Tanga .

. .01

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Bronze:

Cent 1871 .

.01

ROUMANIA

Charles I

Gold:

100 Lei .

$35.00

50 Lei .

12.00

25 Lei .

8.00

20 Lei .

6.00

1214 Lei .

3.00

Silver:

5 Lei .

.80

2 Lei .

.30

1 Lei .

. .10

50 Bani .

Copper-Nickel:

.05

5, 10, 20 bani.

. .01

Bronze:

1, 2 Bani .

. .01

Ferdinand 1-1914-1927

Gold:

100 Lei .

$35.00

50 Lei . 12.00

25 Lei . 8.00

20 Lei . 6.00

Copper-Nickel:

1, 2 Lei.02

Aluminum:

25, 50 Bani .01

Mihai 1-1927-30
Nickel-Brass:

5, 20 Lei.02

Carol 11-1930-1940

Gold:

Galbeni, 1939 .$50.00

100 Lei, 1939 . 50.00

20 Lei, 1939 . 15.00

Silver:

250 Lei .50

100 Lei .30

Nickel:

100 Lei .05

50 Lei .03

Nickel-Brass:

1, 10, 20 Lei.01

Mihai I—Restored in 1940

Gold:

20 Lei .$10.00

Silver:

100,000 Lei, 1946 . 3.00

25,000 Lei 1946 . 1.50

500 Lei 1941.50

250 Lei 1941.20

200 Lei 1942 .15

Aluminum-Bronze:

10,000 Lei 1947 .50

2,000 Lei 1946 .10

1,000 Lei 1946 .05

500 Lei 1945 .03

200 Lei 1945 .03

Zinc:

2, 5, 20 Lei, 1941-43 .0014

Iron:

100 Lei, 1943-4 .01

RUSSIA
Nicholas II

Gold:

3714 Roubles .$45.00

25 Roubles . 25.00

15 Roubles . 14.00

—37—

Russia—Continued

10 Roubles . 9.00

TV 2 Roubles . 8.00

5 Roubles . 3.50

Silver:

1 Rouble.40

V 2 Rouble.15

!i Rouble.10

50 Kopecks .10

25 Kopecks .05

20 Kopecks .04

15 Kopecks .03

10 Kopecks .02

5 Kopecks .02

Commemorative Silver Roubles:

1912 . 1.00

1913 .75

1914 . 5.00

Copper:

14, V 2 , 1. 2, 3, 5 Kopecks .01

5 Centavos .01

1 Colon, 1925 . 2.00

Copper-Nickel:

1, 3, 5, 10 Centavos.01

Copper:

14 Reale, 1 Centavo.01

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SAN MARINO

Silver:

20 Lire, 1931-37 .$ .50

10 Lire .30

5 Lire, 1931-37 .15

5 Lire, 1898 . 1.00

2 Lire .30

1 Lire .10

Copper:

5, 10 Centesimi.01

—0—

RUSSIA—Soviet

Gold:

10 Roubles, 1923 .$20.00

V 2 , 1, 2, 3, 5 Kopecks.01

Silver:

1 Rouble.80

50 Kopecks.15

20 Kopecks.06

15 Kopecks.03

10 Kopecks.02

Aluminum-Bronze:

5 Kopecks, 1926-32 .05

3 Kopecks, 1926-33 .03

2 Kopecks, 1926-35 .02

1 Kopeck, 1926-35 .02

1, 2, 3, 5 Kopeck 1935-41 .01

Copper-Nickel:

10, 15, 20 Kopecks.01

Copper:

SALVADOR

Gold:

20 Colones, 1925 .$50.00

Silver:

1 Peso .$ .70

50 Centavos .20

25 Centavos.05

20 Centavos .05

10 Centavos .02

ST. THOMAS AND PRINCE
ISLANDS
(Under Portugal)

Silver:

10 Escudos .$ .30

5 Escudos .15

2 V 2 Escudos .05

Copper-Nickel:

1 Escudo .02

50 Centavos 1929 .05

50 Centavos, 1939 .02

20 Centavos .01

10 Centavos .01

Bronze:

10, 20 Centavos .01

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SARAWAK
J. Brooke, Rajah

Copper:

1 Cent .02

V 2 Cent .02

% Cent .02

C. Brooke, Rajah

Silver:

50 Cents .20

20 Cents .10

10 Cents .04

5 Cents .02

—38—

Copper:

14, y 2) 1 Cent

.02

C. V. Brooke, Rajah

Silver:

50 Cents .15

20 Cents.08

10 Cents .

5 Cents .

Copper-Nickel, and Bronze:
14, 1, 5, 10 Cents ....

.04

.02

SERBIA

Milan IV, 1868-1889

Gold:

Silver:

2 Dinar ..
1 Dinar ..
50 Para ..
Copper-Nickel:

5, 10, 20 P
Copper:

10 Para ..

Silver:

Alexander I, 1889-1903

1 Dinar

Silver:

Peter I, 1903-1918

.01

Sarawak—One Cent, 1937

SEYCHELLES
George VI

Silver:

. . 6.00

1 Rupee .

.. . .15

.. 3.00

14 Rupee .

. . . .08

25 Cents .

. . . .03

. . 1.25

Nickel-Bronze:

.20

10 Cents .

. . . .01

. . .10

Bronze:

04

5 Cents .

. . . .01

2 Cents .

.oo y 2

.01

1 Cent .

.0014

. . .02

. . .01

SIAM

P’ra Paramin Maha Chulalongkorn
1868-1910

. . .20

Silver:

. . .08

1 Tical .

. . . .40

14 Tical .

. . . .10

. . 1.25

Vs Tical .

Copper:

. . . .05

4 Att .

. . . .05

1 Dinar.08

50 Para.02

Copper-Nickel:

20 Para .01

10 Para .01

5 Para .0014

Bronze:

2 Para .0014

2 Att .02

1 Att .01

14 Att .01

Copper-Nickel:

2y 2 , 5, 10, 20 Satang. 01

Bronze:

2 Atts, 1903-06 .02

1 Att .01

y 2 Att .oi

(Note: Serbia became a part of
Yugo-Slavia after World War I.
Zinc coins were issued for Serbia
during World War II under German
occupation. We pay .0014 each for
these.)

1 Satang.01

Rama VI, 1910-25

Silver:

1 Tical .35

14 Tical.10

14 Tical .05

—39—

1

South Africa—1937 5-Shillings issued to

Siam—Continued

Copper-Nickel:

10 Satangs .01

5 Satangs .01

Bronze:

1 Satang.01

Prajadhipok, 1925-33

Silver:

y 2 Tical .15

!i Tical.05

Copper-Nickel:

5 Satangs .01

Bronze:

1 Satang.01

Ananda Mahidol, 1933-46

Silver:

10 Satangs .03

5 Satangs .02

Copper-Nickel:

5, 10 Satangs .01

Bronze:

Vz, 1 Satang .01

Tin-Aluminum:

1, 5, 10, 25, 50 Satangs... .01

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SLOVAKIA REPUBLIC

(German puppet state during
World War II)

Silver:

50 Korona . 2.00

20 Korona . 1.00

10 Korona.50

commemorate visit of Royal Family.

Nickel:

5 Korona .20

1 Korona .05

Brass:

5, 10, 20, 50 Haleru.01

Aluminum:

5, 10, 20, 50 Haleru.01

Zinc:

20, 50 Haleru .01

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SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC
Paul Kruger, President

Gold:

1 Pond . 6.50

Vz Pond . 3.00

Silver:

5 Shillings . 1.50

2Vz Shililngs .40

2 Shillings .20

1 Shilling .10

6 Pence.05

3 Pence.03

Bronze:

Penny .01

SOUTH AFRICA (UNION)

George V

Silver:

2Vz Shillings .35

2 Shillings (Florin).20

1 Shilling .10

6 Pence.04

— 40 —

South Africa—Continued

3 Pence.02

Bronze:

Vi, Vz, 1 Penny.01

George VI

Silver:

5 Shillings .80

2 Vz Shillings .30

2 Shillings .15

1 Shilling .10

6 Pence.04

3 Pence.02

Bronze:

Vi, Vz, 1 Penny. 00Vz

—0—

SOUTHERN RHODESIA

George V

Silver:

Vz Crown .35

1 Florin.20

1 Shilling .10

6 Pence .04

3 Pence.02

Copper-Nickel:

Vz, 1 Penny.01

George VI

Silver:

Vz Crown .30

1 Florin .15

1 Shilling .08

6 Pence .03

3 Pence.02

Copper-Nickel:

Vz Crown .10

1 Florin .05

1 Shilling .03

3, 6 Pence .01

Bronze:

Vz, 1 Penny.00 Vz

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SPAIN

Alfonso XII, 1875-85

Gold:

25 Pesetas ..

Silver:

5 Pesetas .65

2 Pesetas .20

1 Peseta .10

50 Centimos.04

Copper:

5, 10 Centimos.01

Alfonso XIII, 186-1931

Gold:

100 Pesetas .35.00

20 Pesetas . 8.00

Silver:

5 Pesetas .40

2 Pesetas .20

1 Peseta .10

Vz Peseta .03

50 Centimos.03

Nickel-Bronze:

25 Centimos.01

Bronze:

1, 2 Centimos .01

Republic, 1931-37

Silver:

1 Peseta .10

Nickel-Bronze:

25 Centimos.01

Bronze:

25, 50 Centimos.01

Iron:

5 Centimos.01

Spain—50 Centimos, 1937

Franco Government, 1937-

Copper-Nickel:

25 Centimos.02

Aluminum:

5, 10 Centimos.01

Aluminum-Bronze:

1 Peseta

7.00

.01

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Victoria

Silver:

50 Cents .20

20 Cents .OS

10 Cents .04

5 Cents .02

Copper:

Vi, Vs, 1 Cent.01

Edward VII

Silver:

1 Dollar, 1903-04 .60

1 Dollar, 1907-09 .40

50 Cents .20

20 Cents .08

10 Cents .04

5 Cents .02

Copper:

Vi, Vs, 1 Cent.01

George V

Silver:

1 Dollar.50

50 Cents .20

20 Cents .08

10 Cents .03

5 Cents .02

Copper-Nickel:

5 Cents .01

Copper:

Vi, Vs, 1 Cent.01

SWEDEN
Oscar II, 1872-1908

Gold:

20 Kronor . 8.00

10 Kronor . 4.00

5 Kronor . 2.00

Sweden—1947, 1 Krona

Sweden—1947, 50 Ore

Sweden—1947, 25 Ore

Sweden—1947, 10 Ore

— 42 —

Sweden—Continued

Silver:

1 Riksdaler. 1.50

2 Kronor.30

1 Krona.10

50 Ore.03

25 Ore.02

10 Ore .01

Bronze:

5 Ore.01

2 Ore .0014

1 Ore.0014

Gustavus V, 1907-

Gold:

20 Kronor. 8.00

5 Kronor, 1920 only . 2.50

Silver:

5 Kronor. 1.25

2 Kronor.30

1 Krona.10

50 Ore.03

25 Ore.02

10 Ore.01

Nickel-Bronze:

10, 25, 50 Ore.01

Bronze:

1, 2, 5 Ore.0014 to .01

Iron:

1, 2, 5 Ore.0014

5 Francs, 19th century

shooting festivals... .70

5 Francs, after 1916.35

5 Francs, commemorative

issues 1934-1948 ... .50

Copper-Nickel:

20 Centimes.01

10 Centimes.0014

5 Centimes.0014

Nickel:

5, 10 Centimes.0014

Brass:

5, 10 Centimes.0014

Bronze:

1, 2 Centimes.0014

Zinc:

1, 2 Centimes.0014

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SYRIA

Silver:

50 Piastres.15

25 Piastres.07

10 Piastres.03

Aluminum-Bronze:

5 Piastres.01

214 Piastres.01

2 Piastres.01

Switzerland—Gold 100 Francs.

SWITZERLAND

Gold:

100 Francs, 1925 .45.00

100 Francs, 1934, 1939 .17.00

20 Francs . 5.50

10 Francs . 2.75

Silver:

5 Francs, prior to 1916 ... .60

Nickel-Bronze:

Piastre .01

14 Piastre.01

Zinc:

1 Piastre.01

14 Piastre.01

—43—

TIBET

Kuang Hsu, 1875-1908

Silver:

1 Rupee.50

Vz Rupee.50

Vs Rupee.50

Hsuan Tung, 1909-11

Silver:

2 Rupees . 1.00

Vs Rupee. 1.00

14 Rupee . 1.00

Copper:

4 Annas .50

Under Republic of China

Gold:

1 Mohur .50.00

Silver:

1 Rupee . 1.00

Copper:

4 Annas .50

3 Annas.35

2 Annas .30

1 Anna .25

—o—

TOGO

Aluminum-Bronze:

2 Francs.10

1 Franc.05

50 Centimes.02

—o—

TUNIS

Gold:

100 Francs .30.00

20 Francs . 6.50

10 Francs . 3.50

—44—

Silver:

20 Francs.45

10 Francs.25

5 Francs.10

2 Francs .15

1 Franc.10

50 Centimes.03

Aluminum-Bronze:

5 Francs.03

2 Francs.02

1 Franc.01

50 Centimes.01

Copper-Nickel:

20 Francs .05

Nickel-Bronze (holed center):

5, 10, 25 Centimes.01

Bronze:

2 Francs.02

1 Franc .01

5, 10, 50 Centimes.01

Zinc:

10, 20 Centimes.0014

Aluminum:

50 Ct., 1, 2 Francs.01

Copper:

5, 10 Paras .01

Mohammed V, 1909-1918

Gold:

500 Piastres .35.00

250 Piastres .14.00

100 Piastres . 6.00

50 Piastres . 2.75

25 Piastres . 1.25

1214 Piastres.75

Silver:

20 Piastres.60

10 Piastres .20

5 Piastres.10

1, 2 Piastres .02

Nickel:

10, 20, 40 Paras.01

5 Paras .0014

Mohammed VI, 1918-1921

Gold:

500 Piastres .33.00

250 Piastres .13.00

Turkey—100 Kurus of 1934

TURKEY

Abd-ul-Hamid II, 1876-1909

Gold (100 piastres equals $4.39 of
U.S. gold coin):

500 Piastres .35.00

250 Piastres .15.00

100 Pistres . 6.00

50 Piastres . 3.00

25 Piastres . 1.25

Silver:

20 Piastres.60

10 Piastres.25

5 Piastres.10

2 Piastres.03

1 Piastre.02

100 Piastres . 5.50

50 Piastres . 2.50

25 Piastres . 1.10

Silver:

10 Piastres.50

5 Piastres .15

2 Piastres.04

Copper-Nickel:

40 Paras .01

Republic, 1923-

Gold:

500 Piastres .30.00

250 Piastres .12.00

100 Piastres . 5.50

—45—■

Turkey—Continued

50 Piastres . 2.50

25 Piastres . 1.10

Silver:

100 Kurus.30

50 Kurus.15

25 Kurus .06

1 Lira .30

Copper-Nickel:

1, 5, 10 Kurus .01

25 Piastres.01

Aluminum-Bronze:

2, 5, 10 Piastres.01

10 Paras .01

1 Kurus.01

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UNITED STATES

For prices of United States coins
obtain a copy of our “U.S. Rare Coin
Value Guide.”

VATICAN CITY
Pope Pius IX

Gold:

100 Lire .35.00

20 Lire . 7.00

10 Lire . 3.50

5 Lire. 1.75

5 Scudi . 7.00

2 Vs Scudi . 3.50

1 Scudo . 1.75

Silver:

5 Lire . 1.00

2Vs Lire .40

2 Lire .25

1 Lira .10

10 Soldi.05

5 Soldi.03

Copper:

Vs, 1, 2, 5 Baiocchi.01

1 Quattrino .01

1 Centesimo .0014

Vs, 1, 2, 4 Soldi.01

Uruguay—20 Centesimos

URUGUAY

Gold:

5 Pesos, 1930 . 8.00

Silver:

Peso, 1877-93 .60

Peso, 1916-18.50

50 Centimos, 1877-1918 . . .25

20 Centimos, 1877-1920... .07

10 Centimos, 1877-93 .02

Reduced Size Silver:

1 Peso, 1942-.15

50 Centesimos .08

20 Centesimos .03

Aluminum-Bronze:

10 Centesimos.02

Copper-Nickel:

1, 2, 5 Centesimos.01

Bronze:

2, 5 Centesimos .01

Pope Pius XI

Gold:

100 Lira, 1929-34 . 6.00

100 Lira, 1936-37 . 4.00

Silver:

10 Lire .25

5 Lire .10

Nickel:

1, 2 Lira.02

20, 50 Centesimi.01

Bronze:

5, 10 Centesimi.01

Sede Vacante

Silver:

10 Lire 1939 .20

5 Lire 1939 .08

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Pope Pius XII

Gold:

100 Lire . 4.00

Silver:

10 Lire .20

5 Lire .08

Nickel:

20, 50 Centesimi.01

1, 2 Lira.01

Bronze:

5, 10 Centesimi.01

Stainless Steel (Acmonital):

1, 2 Lire.02

20, 50 Centesimi .02

Brass:

5, 10 Centesimi.01

VISCAYAN REPUBLIC
(Spain)

Nickel:

2 Pesetas, 1937 .05

1 Peseta, 1937 .03

W*EST AFRICA
Edward VII

Copper-Nickel:

1 Penny .02

1/10 Penny .02

Aluminum:

1/10 Penny .02

Vatican City—Sede Vacante 10 Lira

VENEZUELA

Gold:

100 Bolivares .33.00

25 Bolivares . 7.00

20 Bolivares . 6.00

10 Bolivares . 3.50

Silver:

1 Venezulano . 1.00

5 Bolivares.50

2 Bolivares.15

1 Bolivar.08

14 Bolivar .05

!4 Bolivar.03

1/5 Bolivar .02

Copper-Nickel:

12% Centimos.01

5 Centimos.01

2% Centimos.01

1 Centavo.00%

George V

Silver:

2 Shillings .20

1 Shilling .10

6 Pence .03

3 Pence.02

Copper-Nickel:

1 Penny 1911 .02

% Penny 1911 .01

1/10 Penny .01

Nickel:

1/10, %, 1 Penny.01

Brass:

2 Shillings .05

1 Shilling .03

6 Pence .01

3 Pence.01

Edward VIII

Nickel:

1 Penny, 1936 .02

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